FAQs and information
FAQ's or Frequently asked questions and Information
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Frequently asked questions
No, you don't have to pre-book as you can pay on arrival/at the door.
It is however, highly recommended that you book your class in advance at STARDUST as it means that we can get dancing quicker:
Pay as you go is £6 per class on arrival/online or you can purchase a 4 class pass which gives a good savings on individual classes.
Booking in advance ensures that you secure your spot.
Booking in advance also helps us maintain a safe and comfortable environment for all participants, ensuring that we adhere to necessary capacity limits for the rooms we dance in.
You can easily pre- book your classes through our website.
We do not reserve your space unless booked and paid for.
When pre-booking in person at class, payment must accompany your booking. Cash or card.
Booking a class at STARDUST is easy and convenient.
Simply visit our website, view the class schedule by clicking on 'Classes ' in the menu, or choose via the Classes area on the home page.
Select the class you want to attend and make your booking. If you prefer to book in person, then you can prepay by card or cash during your class. Pay by card on the day or pop your payment with a completed booking form for future classes in an envelope.
We look forward to seeing you at STARDUST!
At STARDUST, our prices are based on the duration of the class.
The price is £6 on arrival/at the door or online.
Workshops will differ dependant on duration.
You can also pre-pay for more than 1 class at a time for your future classes - ask about our saver passes.
At Stardust Line Dancing, we don't just dance to Country but many genres of music.
At Stardust Line Dancing we work to a strict structure plan when teaching. Without this we would not progress well. We offer the chance to work towards certifications and also the chance to perform at hand-picked events.
At Stardust we teach dance classes. It is not a disco. Stardust sticks to a lesson structure to enable growth. There are several places out there if you simply want to dance. In our classes we teach how to do certain dances. We teach you the steps gradually. We also will add in, from time to time, dances which really help with fitness as we believe that fitness is very important in the world of dance.
Sometimes we hold social dances, this is where you can dance for several hours showing what you have learned in the classes. We also will have revision and open dance occasionally.
Stardust Line Dancing has a zero tolerance policy. This allows for the safeguarding for everyone, Stardust staff, dancers and visitors, within Stardust and bad attitudes are not encourage nor accepted.
We aim to create an uplifting and friendly environment where friendships can be built and where you can grow a strong sense of worth.
Bullying behaviours, any form of abuse, control tactics etc will not be tolerated, this includes anything posted online.
We ask that you treat everyone with respect and kindness.
Avoid gossip. Do not harass or cause upset within the community.
We draw the line and remove members if necessary in order to ensure that Stardust remains a safe place for all members and its staff.
Please treat everyone with kindness, be respectful of peoples space - check out our dancers etiquette for more about that! - be positive and uplifting when communicating if possible.
We reserve the right to remove any participant from any of our lessons, workshops, etc who is behaving inappropriately and we do not tolerate bullying, racism or abusive behaviour.
Photographs and/or videos may be taken during classes or demos and put up on this website or social media or used in printed form.
Children from the age of 10 are welcome to join our classes. Children must be accompanied by an adult and we ask that if you bring your children that they are there to dance also.